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Nothing Else Matters FULL

Unread post by borocks » Wed Feb 22, 2006 1:02 pm

Hi folks,

It took me two days to record this, so there's pretty much work in it. btw, by "FULL", I didn't mean full band, but rather full acoustic; there are three guitar and three vocal tracks.

Tell me what you think about it

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http://www.bosmusikwelt.ch.vu

any comment would be appreciated.

cheers, Boris
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Unread post by JCork » Wed Feb 22, 2006 3:10 pm

borris this is some good stuff man

great guitar work as well
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Unread post by mangold » Wed Feb 22, 2006 6:32 pm

the guitar sounds a little tinny for me, maybe crank the trebble or contour down a few notches.

the vocals are decent, but pretty ho-hum. and i know its the nature of the song, butit drags on and gets pretty boring for me.

Overall good work tho. keep it up and keep posting!
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Unread post by You_Enjoy_Myself » Wed Feb 22, 2006 7:04 pm

Boris, the guitars sound pretty decent, but like Andy said, maybe a little tinny.

The guitars sound a little out of tune around the 3:30 mark. I kinda winced when I first heard them.

The electric guitar solo, while containing all the right notes, sounded like it could've used a little more emotion. I know it's tough if you're not a lead player, but try to be a little more expressive.

Nice fade out at the end. Good job.
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Unread post by borocks » Thu Feb 23, 2006 5:42 am

thanks for the comments mates

Andy: what do you mean by ho-hum? (mere language problem :) )
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Unread post by Easy E » Thu Feb 23, 2006 10:02 am

borocks wrote:thanks for the comments mates

Andy: what do you mean by ho-hum? (mere language problem :) )
nothing special, boring
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Unread post by GreedylilPig » Thu Feb 23, 2006 4:06 pm

Boris - I want to let you know that I really respect how much time and effort you put into your recordings. I've really noticed your dedication to a good recording with the past few recordings you've posted and it's appreciated.

I agree the guitar was a bit "tinny" but I adjusted my speakers a bit and it sounded great. Great punch with the vocals - good job on the levels. A little constructive criticism on the vocals: I think you need to work on carrying your notes ("So close, no matter how faaaarrrr..." / "Trust I seek, and I find in youuuu..."). You definitely have a good voice, but it would be so much more enjoyable if you could hold your notes longer.

Keep up the fine work.
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Unread post by borocks » Thu Feb 23, 2006 6:22 pm

Thanks for your comment Brian. I appreciated it!

and I will heed you advice and try to work on the long notes.

cheers!
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